Its infrastructure includes a pier approximately 1,000 meters long with four berths, as well as specialized terminals for handling propane, coal, fuels, cruise ships, containers (APM), grains and sugar.

Puerto San José, meanwhile, has three MBM terminals for handling fuels and molasses.

The SAAM Itza tugboat began operations at Puerto Quetzal in 2019. With a length of 23 meters and a bollard pull of more than 60 tonnes, it was built by Med Marine in Ereğli, Türkiye.

Its name, Itza, means “Goddess of Water” or “Sorceress of Water” in the Kaqchikel language.